American Dream Developer Countersues Giants, Jets
Developer Triple Five says the NFL teams are engaging in a ``campaign to delay, thwart and ultimately prevent'' the American Dream project from being built at the Meadowlands sports complex.
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Developer Triple Five says the NFL teams are engaging in a ``campaign to delay, thwart and ultimately prevent'' the American Dream project from being built at the Meadowlands sports complex.
Instead of costly replacement to copper wiring lost in Sandy, Verizon is using Fire Island as test case, offering all 300 permanent residents and dozens of businesses a wireless alternative it calls Voice Link.
A company called baby-bangs.com makes that happen with wigs for infants. They come in an array of colors and styles to suit all different bald babies.
The Village of Westhampton Beach has racked up an $18,000 legal bill fighting an ice cream shop owner over an oversized ice cream cone.
The city has hired 100 young New Yorkers to help clean up trash on surrounding streets and storm drains that end up in the ocean.
The NYPD and Brookhaven National Laboratory will conduct the Subway-Surface Air Flow Exchange in spots across all five boroughs beginning at 8 a.m. Air sampling and related equipment will be installed starting around 6 a.m., officials said.
Those who filed their tax returns by mail in February and are still waiting for their refunds should receive them in August, according to the state.
Pavement replacement work is set to begin on the Outerbridge beginning Tuesday night. The span, which links Perth Amboy with Staten Island, N.Y., will be closed from 10 p.m. until 5 a.m. from Mondays to Thursdays. It will be closed on Fridays from 11:59 p.m. to 7 a.m. Saturday.
If you have been enjoying some time outside this summer, you probably have noticed the mosquitoes are out in force. There are countless repellants out there on the market, and many question whether they actually work.
Long Island U.S. Rep. Steve Israel (D-N.Y.) said Wednesday that it is ridiculous that most of the products sold in our national parks are made in other countries and has proposed legislation to do something about it.
Hours before the Fourth of July was set to arrive, supermarkets and wholesalers were serving up an assortment of deals.
It's another trip down the Jersey shore for Governor Chris Christie -- but it's not a vacation.
Retail experts recommend taking a lap around the stores before taking in the fireworks and barbecues.
New York is one of the first cities in the world to be granted a geographic top-level domain by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), the nonprofit private organization responsible for overseeing the distribution of IP addresses and domain names.
Tuesday marks the 92nd birthday of the first ever radio broadcast in New York City. That first broadcast was of the Jack Dempsey heavyweight fight on July 2, 1921.
